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Bugs and other insects

Dive into the world of bugs and insects with this engaging quiz by Conor! Explore the four stages of complete metamorphosis: Egg, Larva, Pupa, and Butterfly. Discover why caterpillars, moths, and butterflies feature eyespots and how crickets create their cheerful chirping song. Learn the differences between bees, wasps, and ants, plus intriguing facts about termites and beetles. Perfect for enthusiasts of all ages, this quiz will expand your knowledge and appreciation of these amazing creatures!

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Bugs and other insects

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  1. Bugs and other insects A quiz by Conor

  2. What are the four stages of complete metamorphosis?

  3. Complete Metamorphosis 3. PUPA 1. EGG 2. LARVA 4. BUTTERFLY

  4. Why do caterpillars, moths and butterflies have eyespots?

  5. To frighten away enemies scaaaaaaaaaaaaaary!

  6. How do crickets make a happy chirping song?

  7. They rub their wings together

  8. What is the difference between a bee’s body and a wasp’s body?

  9. Answers: Bees have fat, fuzzy bodies. Wasps have thin bodies without fuzz.

  10. Ants have many colors. What are they?

  11. Ant’s colors: yellow brown red black

  12. Termites eat wood. They can live in wood houses, telephone poles and what else?

  13. Termitaries Termitaries are mounds of dirt above ground that termites build for homes. Each mound is a maze of rooms and tunnels.

  14. There are more beetles than any other kind of insect. Where do they live?

  15. CAVES RIVERS BEACHES DESERTS STREAMS FORESTS

  16. THE END

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